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Definition of possessional - 1 dictionary result
pos·ses·sion   (pə-zěsh'ən)   
n.  
    1. The act or fact of possessing.

    2. The state of being possessed.

    3. Physical control of the ball or puck by a player or team.

    4. The condition of being on offense: The home team was in possession during most of the fourth quarter.

  1. Something owned or possessed.

  2. possessions Wealth or property.

  3. Law Actual holding or occupancy with or without rightful ownership.

  4. A territory subject to foreign control.

  5. Self-control.

  6. The state of being dominated by or as if by evil spirits or by an obsession.

  7. Sports

    1. Physical control of the ball or puck by a player or team.

    2. The condition of being on offense: The home team was in possession during most of the fourth quarter.

pos·ses'sion·al adj.
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